d20 versus non d20

[Crothian]

Physical books only, no PDFs.

 

[Rystil Arden]

Physical books only, no PDFs.

OK, thought so, then I voted correctly.

 

[A'koss]

I voted d20... and then I saw that 1e/2e modules and supplements counted against it. Oops.

I own just about every module ever printed for D&D and an enormous mass of supplements, box sets, settings and on and on... it utterly dwarfs what I own for d20. It would be far easier for me to count the 1e/2e stuff I don't own.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

With close to 118 or more DnD 3.X/D20 gaming books, that easily surpasses the amount of non-D20 stuff I own. Now, if only I knew how to get rid of the stuff I wanted to while making a little money, even though I've listed it here, and nobody seems to be interested in it, I'd be set to get more D20 books!

 

[fanboy2000]

I voted d20, but that could change this year.

 

[drothgery]

I've got ~50 gaming books. Only one isn't d20 or d20-esque OGL.

 

[Crothian]

I've got ~50 gaming books. Only one isn't d20 or d20-esque OGL.

What's the one?

 

[Razz0putin]

Had to think about this one at first I thought D20 had it hands down then I thought about it I've played champions, star wars, vampire, and bought a ton of gurps stuff. So I've probably got about a third more over what I have in D20 which is impressive because I tend to get most d20 after a while. I work at a used bookstore so I get stuff pretty cheap.

 

[Ourph]

Out of ~ 100 gaming books I own, there are exactly 4 d20 books (3.0 PHB, DMG, MM and Magic of Faerun). All the rest have either been sold or donated to friends.

:edit:

I take that back. Make it 5 d20 books. I've still got my copy of Fright at Tristor laying around someplace.

 

[BronzeDragon]

I have far more non-D20 books than D20 ones.

Between my 2E collection, which is pretty extensive, and games like GURPS, CoC (Chaosium), Star Wars (WEG), Warhammer FRPG, Earthdawn, my collection is about 1/4 D20, 3/4 Other.